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LeSHiJ-MaX (Life) won against joseywales (Chaos) in an Expert 6min showdown, version 1.4.1
In a nutshell:
I was terrified when I saw who I was going to play against:eek: :eek: :eek:.
When drawing starting maps, I got a map that I recognized from a previous game. I was incredibly lucky:D.
Knowing his advantage and skill, he decided to play randomly and let me choose my Castle.
This is where I made my first, major mistake:smile33:. I chose Life. Initially, I knew I needed a Rogue and a Warrior or Archer. Therefore, "Life" wasn't suitable for morale:(.
Then everything went according to plan. The heroes spread out and leveled up on treasure chests.
LUCKILY, almost everywhere there were 1500 – 1000 experience points.
Due to frequent breaks, I started to lose focus. The Rogue couldn't get the Scouting skill, and instead kept getting the Exploration skill:smile05:.
Movement speed decreased, and clearing the map became slower:(.
The fast hero died twice:smile05: :smile05:. I can't even begin to express my frustration:mad:.
The realization that joseywales squeezes out every possible advantage every day:smile19:, is destroying my unstable nerves.
Then I had a choice. I could attack the garrison, but then I would have to spend 3-4 days traveling through the desert and another garrison before reaching his first Castle. Or, I could lose 2 days, capture a Castle that I didn't need, to revive my Rogue and quickly level him up to Grand Master Scout, get boots and gloves, and position myself in front of his garrison so that he wouldn't see me.
On the next turn, I attack the garrison, take the oasis, the main city, buy a hero or two, clear the mines, recruit Rogue units, and send a maximum-sized army of his own units to the Underground city:rolleyes:.
I think the surprise worked:).
I'm not happy with my game:(.
Joseywales did more on his territory. I think if I had hesitated for 1-2 days, it would have decided the outcome of the entire game:smile19: :smile19: :smile19:.
Thank you for the game, joseywales:).
In a nutshell:
I was terrified when I saw who I was going to play against:eek: :eek: :eek:.
When drawing starting maps, I got a map that I recognized from a previous game. I was incredibly lucky:D.
Knowing his advantage and skill, he decided to play randomly and let me choose my Castle.
This is where I made my first, major mistake:smile33:. I chose Life. Initially, I knew I needed a Rogue and a Warrior or Archer. Therefore, "Life" wasn't suitable for morale:(.
Then everything went according to plan. The heroes spread out and leveled up on treasure chests.
LUCKILY, almost everywhere there were 1500 – 1000 experience points.
Due to frequent breaks, I started to lose focus. The Rogue couldn't get the Scouting skill, and instead kept getting the Exploration skill:smile05:.
Movement speed decreased, and clearing the map became slower:(.
The fast hero died twice:smile05: :smile05:. I can't even begin to express my frustration:mad:.
The realization that joseywales squeezes out every possible advantage every day:smile19:, is destroying my unstable nerves.
Then I had a choice. I could attack the garrison, but then I would have to spend 3-4 days traveling through the desert and another garrison before reaching his first Castle. Or, I could lose 2 days, capture a Castle that I didn't need, to revive my Rogue and quickly level him up to Grand Master Scout, get boots and gloves, and position myself in front of his garrison so that he wouldn't see me.
On the next turn, I attack the garrison, take the oasis, the main city, buy a hero or two, clear the mines, recruit Rogue units, and send a maximum-sized army of his own units to the Underground city:rolleyes:.
I think the surprise worked:).
I'm not happy with my game:(.
Joseywales did more on his territory. I think if I had hesitated for 1-2 days, it would have decided the outcome of the entire game:smile19: :smile19: :smile19:.
Thank you for the game, joseywales:).
С самого начала позаботься о своем месте в жизни, чтобы не уподобиться маятнику. /Херберт. Ф./
Клан: "Смертельный Альянс" - "Mortal Alliance"